Yoshiro Mori

Japanese politician and Prime Minister

Yoshiro Mori - Leaders & Politicians born July 14th, 1937
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A prominent Japanese journalist and politician served as the 55th Prime Minister of Japan from 2000 to 2001. Entered politics in the early 1970s and held various positions including Minister of Education. During his term as Prime Minister, focused on economic recovery and hosted the 2000 G8 summit in Japan. His tenure was marked by controversies and opposition criticism, leading to resignation after just over a year in office. Continuously active in the Japan Olympic Committee and contributed to Japan’s bid for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

Served as Japan's 55th Prime Minister

Hosted the 2000 G8 summit in Okinawa

Held the position of Minister of Education

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